Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-23
-R. NJ. MAY still leads the van with
Low Prices. He will give you some BIG
BARGAINS for the next 30 DAYS

Low Prices. He will give you some BIG |
BARGAINS for the next 30 daysi
Mrs. James H. Dosser goes 10 Wythe-
vile, Va, this week as delegate to the
annual meeting Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society. She represents Holston
Society. of this place.
w. Mel. Slemons, Of Orlando. Fla. is
visiting his mother, Mrs. w. c. Slemons,
of this place. His family is at Morris.
town with friends at present. but viii ar
rive In Jonesboro shortly and remain dur
ing the summer
Straw Hats, from 10c up; Fur Hats
$1.25, and Bargains in everything at
Russell's.
Mrs. W. F. Simpson and niece, Miss
Pearl CARRIER, Of Garber's Mill. left
Jonesboro on the morning tram Satur.
day. They will spend several weeks in
Hawkins and Hamblen counties visiting
friends and relatives.
4--Aliss Kate Deaderick arrived In town
Monday from LaGrange. Ca. at which
place she has had charge of the music
department of the Southern Female Col,
leg. for The past year. Miss DeaderIck
will occupy the same position in the
Jonesboro Graded School during the
coming year.
&C. l. Lanes Saddles never cause sore
backs. Saddle Pads warranted not 10
hurt.
There will be a Gospel Temperance
Meeting In the Methodist Church next
Sabbath evening, at s o'clock. The
ministers of the town viii take part in
the exercises. This Is the first Of a Sc
ries Of meetings to be held under the
auspices of the Woman's Christian Tenn.
perance Union. Let the people come
out.
Miss Carrie Earnest. Of this place,
was the successful competitor for the
medal given for excellence in elocution,
at the contest at the closing exercises Of
Martha Washington College at Abingdon.
The medal is of gold, handsomely en-
gravcd, and bears the following inscrip-
ton: BEST recitation, 1887; M. W. G.,
June 14th."
Warner Institute will hold closing
exercises to.morrow night Friday) at
s o'clock. "A class Of five graduates this
year, and the exercises promise to be ex.
ceedingly interesting. Judge s. J. Kirk
patrick will deliver an address to the
graduating class. The public is cordially
invited to attend. Rev. w. H. Frank.
ling, Of Rogersville. will preach the
baccalaureatc sermon Sunday. June 26,
at 8 p. m.
The railroad employees picnic
which came of at johnson City last Sat
urday, was q grand affair, well managed
and productive of a grand good time TO
several thousand people. The bulk o
the crowd, which probably numbered
5000 people, came from Knoxville
aboard of two heavily loaded trains, eacl
made up of twelve coaches. The engine
and cars were tastefully decorated. an
as they ratified through town withou
stopping, presented q truly holiday ar
pearance. Crowded trains came ais
from Bristol and down the Narro'
Gauge. The day was pleasantly sper
by the picnicers; good order prevaile
and all went merrily. Several hackload
of people went from J%onesboro.
AS glance at our columns will show
the Russells' Spot Cash Store is oper
We notice that the proprietors offer som
striking bargains through our column
| this week, and knowing them, as we d.
we can truthfully say that buyers wi
: find them pleasant gentlemen to de-
: with. Their store Is literally crowde
with goods Likely to meet the wants {
the people Of not only the town but frol
the country. OF course we cannot spe'
ify goods, so you who want will have
call on them and see II they cannot SUI
ply your wants, and we doubt not the
can. We solicit for the new enterprise
! share of patronage and wish them su
cess In their undertaking. In connectit
with the business we may mention tn
Mis-. Lizzie Russell has removed her stot
of millinery and will be found in Il
same building, where she will undout
eddy he pleased to serve her old custol
b. crs and such others as may call for On
n thing in the millinery line.
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY
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